Yet dozens of workers are absolutely sure that the building is harming their health, if not outright killing them.
The bottom of the boxes were cushioned with springs to prevent sudden jolts harming the animals.
Parents accused of harming their children have also been campaigning for change.
My grief worsened to the point where I stopped eating and began physically harming myself.
Hunter had no business whatsoever in physically harming Lucas for protecting his younger sister.
Despite all these, if I ever hear again about you physically harming others, don't be surprised if the police come and arrest you for assault.
Antibiotics might bring benefit to individuals with mild infections while harming public health by increasing microbial resistance.
This all stems from the radio this week as it was announced that parents who put their children on a strict vegan diet are harming their health.
Environmentalists claim the waves were harming the health of local residents.
We want to prevent waste from damaging the environment and from harming human health.
In a belated move, the education authorities decided to crack down on teaching practices that are harming the neutrality of education.
Bilingual education may actually be harming the prospects of many students who don't speak English.
The clinician's task is to not only avoid harming the child, but to also effect the best or ultimate good for the patient, all things considered.
Ironically, farmers have said that the pesticides have had no effect in preventing the deadly insects from harming the crop.
Some studies have concluded that mothers could be harming the educational prospects of their offspring by returning to work too early.
Fire burst out on the ropes, burning them off, but not harming her since she had the heat shield up.
He leaned close, clasping the horse's mane as tightly as he could without harming the horse.
So why not imitate nature to extract renewable energy without harming the environment?
Lycopene triggers the death of prostate cancer cells without harming healthy cells.
Do not compound this further by harming yourself with doubt, or believing that your treatment is condign.
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Try a flossing ribbon or tape coated with natural waxes like jojoba, beeswax or carnuba to help floss glide between teeth without harming gums.
He put her limp left arm across her body so that it wouldn't dangle loosely, harming the joint, and lifted her up.
My personal efforts are geared towards not intentionally harming people, as I would prefer if people would not intentionally harm me.
Our alcohol-free and de-alcoholised wines and beers can also be enjoyed without fear of harming the unborn child.
What we don't want is Third World despots harming our economic interests abroad or murdering our citizens at home.
Another way to keep the will of others from harming you or your children would be to wear a greegree.
Far from harming the city, encroachment on the green belt will harm the surrounding villages.
Every advanced nation has strict regulations to stop the harming of endangered species.
It is a type of fungus called an endophyte that lives inside the kernels of corn plants, neither harming nor benefiting its host.
Black pepper and lemon can help the body evacuate extra fat without even slightly harming the skin or tissue.
The order prevents him from harming or threatening anyone in the Mirfield area, using abusive or racist language or taking cars without consent.
So far the red peppers appear to be an easy, cost-effective means of warding off pachyderms without harming them, Osborn says.
Apparently, if you're at risk of harming yourself or someone else, you can be put away.
He argues that young-earth creationism has become a divisive force that is harming the work of the church.
They will tell you that all religions teach us to value life, to refrain from harming others, and to renounce selfishness.
A swarm of dark elves jumped down from the trees and fell upon the humans, slaying them without mercy for harming one of their companions.
Computers treated with certain flame retardants may be harming the health of those who use them.
Science is showing that these booming sounds and other loud noises are harming and even killing marine life.
While taking drugs he was, in effect, harming no one but himself whereas with the alcohol he was a danger to others.
Battery-operated, it is designed to repel slugs and snails, without harming them, by sending a low electrical current through a conductive tape.
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We have failed in our stewardship of this bountiful creation, harming our fellow creatures and abusing the resources of the gracious earth.
It's called slander, and if your trashing is a tissue of lies that ends up harming your competitor's business, you can be sued successfully.
Consumers can receive the same benefit of microbead scrubs with homemade mixtures that use honey and sugar without harming the environment.
Even white-belted judo students know how to fall without harming themselves.
With all my black-belted judo fury, I had to restrain myself from physically harming those whispering about me.
Our Prime Minister is on about how political correctness is harming free speech and opinion.
Severe penalties were to be inflicted on those harming the tribunes or other plebeian officers.
Killing, harming or trading in the animal is illegal worldwide, with more than 160 countries being signatories to the treaty.
However, she was unaware that she was misusing the antibiotic and that she could also be harming her health.
He seemed sad that she was kept in a cage day in and day out with a muzzle on her mouth to keep her from harming the visitors.
Principals can unilaterally remove students involved in weapons or drug offenses and those at risk of harming themselves or others.
And being nicknamed the Toffeemen isn't harming Everton, currently fourth in the Premiership.
Having good intentions, not harming others, avoiding evil actions and making the heart and mind pure in thought were among the truths spoken by the Buddha.
Indeed, since bribery is considered essential for lubricating a deal, corruption-busting magistrates can find themselves accused of harming French business interests.
One in five patients attending the Accident and Emergency department at Swindon's Great Western Hospital are drinking alcohol at a level that could be harming their health.
I underwent extensive testing and luckily, I was healthy, but this scare was enough for me to realize that no weight-loss drug is worth harming my health.
Even with respect to mercury contamination, which was harming human health, the federal government has not honoured its treaty and constitutional obligations.
In the real world, he said, a hacker is more likely interested in stealing records he can sell than in harming a patient.
Cunningham is popular with the party faithful, but party modernisers view her as too radical and fear that some of her views could be harming their electoral prospects.
People who think they can eat whatever they want without harming their health are deceiving themselves.
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The continued occupation is critically harming the country's security.
The bark of the cork oak tree, found in Spain, Portugal, and North Africa, can be almost entirely stripped each harvest without harming the tree, which regenerates itself.
Taking five or eight or ten years off to get the kids started off right before they go to school is going to mean irreparably harming our prospects for advancement.
Since most expatriates are Shiites, Kurds and Chaldeans, moreover, allowing expatriates to vote in this election might well be viewed as harming Sunni interests.
Unlawful interference with economic interests will arise in situations in which a defendant commits an actionable wrong with the intention of harming the plaintiff.
We avoid harming innocent civilians not by narrowing our focus to the most dangerous among them.
I know that I'm just another statistic, another self harming teenage girl.
I remember hearing that if you hold a sealed envelope over steam it opens it up so you can be all spy like and open it without harming the parcel.
In addition to harming the genetic composition of wild salmon, the conservationist maintains that hatcheries can degrade stream water quality and spread disease.
There is no use fighting intolerance by physically harming someone.
He became concerned about the cocktail of eight drugs his wife was prescribed to combat depression and anxiety because he felt they were harming her.
We ought to be continuing to research and spend research dollars to make sure that we're able to properly harness nuclear energy without harming the environment.
Party sources believe the campaign is aimed at scaring people away from transferring votes to the party and harming their chances of success just weeks before the election.
If it's not harming you, then let him do as he likes to keep him sweet.
The fire burns dry leaves, and chases away or kills any lurking venomous snakes, without harming the stalks and roots.
The SNP want to put an end to swingeing cuts that are harming the most vulnerable in our society.
But, as offending someone is less serious than harming someone, the penalties imposed should be higher for causing harm.
How do papermakers and technical engineers control retention, drainage, and formation to optimize all three without harming any one of the three?
Protectionism is frequently criticized by economists as harming the people it is meant to help.
The corporation was accused of unethical behavior for knowingly producing a product suspected of harming health.
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Clark was convicted of harming a threatened species and fined after witnesses reported the brutal killing.
A type of psyllid or jumping plant louse that will control the plant without harming wildlife has been used to limited effect.
In October, the model whom friends described as depression-prone and has a record of harming herself, won the Czech Championship in kick-boxing.
Natural justice is a pledge of reciprocal benefit, to prevent one man from harming or being harmed by another.
Mill states that it is acceptable to harm oneself as long as the person doing so is not harming others.
Dissection will only cut the blood supply and its innervation without harming the cavernous nerves and creating a non-functioning organ.
Jellyfish adversely affect humanity by interfering with public systems and harming swimmers.
These seeds allow the farmer to grow a crop that can be sprayed with herbicides to control weeds without harming the resistant crop.
The avenger was forbidden from harming the unintentional killer if the killer took refuge in one of these cities.
He faced charges of molestation, cross-dressing, conducting medical procedures without a permit, putting others' lives at risk and harming the safety of a woman.
Cluster bombs are large weapons containing dozens or hundreds of smaller submunitions that have a long track record of harming more civilians than combatants.
For instance, he might view the other person as being paternalistic, and thus harming not just himself but those to whom he is acting paternalistically.
The introduction of alien stoats just prior to 2015, a natural predator of the common vole and thus of the Orkney vole, may be harming native bird populations.
One year after Congress passed the 1972 Marine Mammal Protection Act preventing the harming or harassing of seals, a survey of the entire Maine coast found only 30 grey seals.
When thoughtless, moronic, loutish fans fail to respect the anthem, they are giving even more ammunition to critics of our city and harming the club I love.
Samuels, MD, FACS adds UltraShape, a nonsurgical device that precisely delivers focused ultrasound energy that destroys fat cells without harming surrounding tissue.

The business carried on at the esbat was usually the practice of magic for the benefit of a client or for the harming of an enemy.
The thunderstone, or thunderbolt, was supposed to have no power of harming any one who was asleep, or who wore laurel leaves.
He thought the girl bent upon harming his friend and he would take no chances.
I have suffered enough tonight, God knows, without the dread of his harming you.
This knight is gentle and would as soon think of harming an old woman as thee.
Though wild, he was gentle to a degree, and of such remarkable intelligence that he soon discovered that I had no intention of harming him.
Slap an injunction on these bully boys to prevent them harming the environment there.
Unicorn Smasher is simply an easy to use tool that helps speed up product research for Amazon sellers without harming unicorns.
I am a-keeping that young man from harming of you at the present moment, with great difficulty.
Laurie spoke very fast, and turned red and excited all in a minute, for he had kept his plot a secret, for fear of disappointing the girls or harming Beth.

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